Frequently Asked Questions About ATL Parking

Parking rates at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) vary depending on location and duration:

• Hourly Parking (North & South Decks): $3 per hour, up to $36 per day
• Daily Parking (North & South Decks): $3 per hour, $19 per day
• Economy Parking: $3 per hour, $14 per day
• ATL West Deck: $16 per day, includes SkyTrain to terminals
• Park-Ride Lots A & C: $3 per hour, $10 per day (shuttle included)
• International Terminal Parking Deck: $3 per hour, $14 per day
• International Park-Ride Lot F: $3 per hour, $10 per day

The most affordable on-site parking is in the Park-Ride Lots A and C at $10 per day, including shuttle service.

Off-site airport parking lots nearby often offer even lower rates — between $5 and $9 per day — and usually include 24/7 shuttle service to ATL terminals.

• Park-Ride Lot C: $70 (7 days at $10/day)
• Economy Lot: $98
• Daily Parking Garage: $133
• Hourly Parking: $252 — not recommended for long stays

Nearby off-airport parking lots typically charge $40–$65 per week, making them a better choice for long-term parking.

Official ATL parking lots do not support reservations. However, off-site parking providers allow advance online booking, which is helpful during busy travel periods.

Yes, ATL has a free Cell Phone Lot for drivers picking up passengers. It’s located off Terminal South (Domestic) via Airport Blvd. Vehicles must remain attended, and overnight stays are not permitted.

• International Terminal Parking Deck: $14/day — closest to the terminal
• Park-Ride Lot F: $10/day — includes shuttle service
• Off-airport parking from $5/day — with free shuttle

For pickups, there's also a Cell Phone Lot near Lot F with free access for short waits.

Yes, valet service is available at the Domestic Terminal (South) and costs about $36-$45 per day depending on demand and provider. Valet parking is the most convenient option for Domestic Terminal travelers but significantly more expensive than other on-site or off-site options. It’s ideal for short trips or those prioritizing speed.

Yes, all long-term parking areas — including Economy, Park-Ride, ATL West, and off-site lots — allow overnight and multi-day parking. Just avoid the Hourly Decks unless you're parking for just a few hours.